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Without some capital it would be difficult to start many work at home

opportunities. But that isn't a reason to give up before you begin.

Whatever contacts you make be sure that you NEVER make a decision on anything

the same day the offer is given. That's an old sales technique to increase your

anxiety and push you to make a decision you are not ready to make. Any pressure

from the person promoting or selling the opportunity is a sign that this may not

be the right thing for you to do.

Do not pay for materials offered by others. Do not sign anything! Putting your

signature on something, even an information form, could set you up for a bad

experience. Do not write checks or pay money or let them use your credit card

or bank card for ID purposes. Yeah, right!

Your driver's license or state ID is sufficient ID.

Evaluate every opportunity carefully. Get the opinion of others. Find someone

who has already done it and is satisfied. Beware that any references given by

the company or its representative may simply be other sales people or con

artists in on the game. Ask for a list of their reps and pick people at random

from the list to contact.

Good luck. More people are doing work at home business. There are some great

oppotunities out there, but there are also a lot of scams going, too. Always

check with a lawyer before you sign any contracts.

Ray

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Annette,

I have been considering the same route of late - please let me know if you find

anything out about working at home options.

Jan :-)

Annette Rose wrote:

Does anyone know of a way to make money from home, through a website, affiliate

programs, anything that you know works?

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Ray,

You posted a lot of good advise in you letter about work at home...

following your advise should help people looking for work at home

options from being scammed and loosing money instead of making

money...

Blessings and hugs,

Lee

Ray ( " HRayN " ) wrote:

> Without some capital it would be difficult to start many work at

home opportunities. But that isn't a reason to give up before you

begin.

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I have been looking for over 2 years but most things require that you have home

parties, actually go out and sell or are based on the pyramid sysyem, so you get

very little money until you have many associates working underneath you. I found

a good company but would make about $15 a month if i had 20 people buying

products every single month regularly. That alone is difficult to get and for

only $15. You need others working under you to make a bit of their profits which

would take quite some time and begging others trying to sell your " business " to

others. Some of the tactics I don't like.

I had a woman offer me a contracting job where I would recruit managers for

restaurants for her and make $1000-2000 per hire but it included alot of lying

and taking assistant managerf from their current job and swaying them to another

job all across the country. I don't like all the lying about what I am doing,

who I am and scheming involved in this opportunity. It seems odd that a

restataraunt would pay this woman $5000 to cold call people out of the yellow

pages to try and find someone just on the phone sight unseen just to go for an

interview. If they are hired and stay for 90 days we split the money. Why not

just put an ad in the newspaper and take interviews? Sounds fishy and stressful

too I think. I can't lie well so don't think it is for me.

I really don't know what to even get involved in. Anything I have seen over the

Internet or on TV turn out to be a raquet or like I said I have to run around

and do home parties selling products. ???? I'm really lost at this.

Annette

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